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Les télévision connectées ANDROID ou smart tv font partie des appareils les plus adaptables pour le IPTV, Ces télévisions sont réputées de la facilité de leurs accès aux contenus des chaînes IPTV, trés stable zapping beaucoup plus rapide et une résolution d’image parfaite … si vous disposez d’une télévision connectée smart tv, pas besoin de passer par une box ou décodeur afin de profiter d’un abonnement IPTV, passez directement via votre téléviseur.
Une TV connectée android a besoin d’être préparé pour les applications IPTV.
Ces abonnements IPTV à SMART TV ANDROID permettent de décrypter gratuitement les chaines « payantes ». Ainsi, vous pouvez avoir les milliers de chaines VOD PPV de cinéma, de jeunesse, mais aussi des chaines de sport et des chaines de films/séries.
Pour vous abonner c’est simple, téléchargez l’application depuis votre smart HUB, et ensuite, ( CONTACTEZ : iPTV26.COM ), remplissez le formulaire, puis envoyez leurs un e-mail le code MAC virtuel de votre TV celui qui vous affiche l’application au démarrage, l’installation de l’abonnement sera faite à distance ou manuellement en vous envoyant le lien à installer … selon votre choix, .
The new Alfa Romeo Tributo Italiano editions pay tribute to the brand’s origins, Italian excellence and sportiness.
This special series will be available worldwide for the first time in the Giulia, Stelvio and Tonale range and will only be available in the three colors of the Italian flag.
Alfa Romeo Tributo Italiano special versions will begin to arrive in North American showrooms from the second quarter of 2024.
Available on the Giulia, Stelvio and Tonale models, this special edition pays homage to the brand’s origins and represents Italian know-how and Alfa Romeo sportiness.
The exterior features of the Tributo Italiano editions stem from the styling and aesthetic language shared by the three models and include a two-tone exterior with a black roof, a body-coloured body kit and the Italian flag covering the mirror caps. The enhanced interior personalization emphasizes meticulous attention to detail as well as the constant pursuit of the highest quality. In particular, the Giulia, Stelvio and Tonale Tributo Italiano models are at the top of their respective equipment levels and are only available in the three colors of the Italian flag, paired with a black roof.
Several features contribute to the unique, bold appearance of the Tributo Italiano special series, including the front grille with a “V” segment (in black on the Giulia and Stelvio, in Dark Miron on the Tonale) and alloy wheels (21 inches on the Stelvio). It is paired with new 19-inch red Brembo brake calipers on the Giulia and 20-inch on the Tonale. A completely new body kit was designed for the Tonale, including front and rear bumper side inserts, wheel arches and side skirts, painted in the same color as the car.
The sporty Italian style in the Alfa Romeo Tonale Tributo Italiano edition is further emphasized by skid plates and matt Dark Miron side/front accents, adaptive full LED matrix headlights and chrome-plated dual exhaust pipes.
The same sporty features can be found in the interior of all three Tributo Italiano models. In particular, the new black leather sports seats have perforations with red tones, and the distinctive new logo of the special series is embroidered on the front headrests. Other new features include red stitching on the instrument panel, seats and door panels. Additionally, the Tonale Tributo Italiano comes with a new “carbon design” instrument panel fascia featuring the Alfa Romeo logo, ambient lighting and aluminum kickplate.
Passenger comfort in the Tributo Italiano version also includes dual-zone air conditioning, a heated steering wheel with aluminum shift paddles built into the steering column, ambient lighting, an intuitive infotainment system, ventilated and heated front seats and a premium sound system equipped with a special audio system. is provided.
Source: https://media.stellantisnorthamerica.com/newsrelease.do?id=25493&mid=783
In 2024, technology has reached new heights, impacting our lives like never before. With AI becoming more common and exciting updates on the horizon, technology is shaping our world significantly.
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Let’s review the latest news covered by The Drop Times (TDT) last week.
In an Interview with Alka Elizabeth, sub-editor, TDT, Irina Zaks, Co-Founder and CTO at Fibonacci Web Studio, discusses her transition from a background in physics to web development, emphasizing the importance of clear, simple solutions in complex projects. She highlights the Fibonacci sequence’s role in her design philosophy, advocating for harmony and simplicity in web development. Zaks also reflects on the unique challenges of academic websites and her efforts to promote open-source software within academia, particularly through her work at the Stanford Open Source Lab. The interview is a precursor to Stanford Web Camp.
Head to the concluding part of our series, “Drupal Page Builders—Part 4: Distributions,” crafted by André Angelantoni, Senior Drupal Architect, HeroDevs. The article discusses the practicalities and considerations of using Drupal distributions for page building. It emphasizes that while distributions can simplify the setup process, especially for non-technical users, they often involve complex maintenance and may slow down upgrades due to dependency on the distribution maintainers. The piece advises conducting a proof-of-concept for the most complex page layouts to ensure the chosen solution can handle the requirements, highlighting that many teams opt for minimal module use to maintain flexibility and control.
Explore the articles curated by Kazima Abbas regarding the featured speakers who presented their sessions at EvolveDrupal Atlanta. The first part features Michael Herchel, Mary Blabaum, Allison Vorthmann, Andy Waldrop, and Jesse Dyck. Topics range from an Inclusive Design Approach to Drupal 7’s End of Life on website security and from leveraging Drupal for scalable software products to insights on migrating to Drupal 10. The second part shifts to topics including The Fourth Decade of Website Deployments, the Crossroads of Website Evolution, and the updates from WCAG 2.1 to 2.2. John Cloys, Penny Kronz, and Steve Persch are featured in this segment.
The upcoming Drupal Developer Days in Burgas, Bulgaria, from June 26-28, 2024, at Burgas Free University, has announced Suzanne Dergacheva and Frederik W. as keynote speakers. DrupalCamp Iberia 2024 has officially announced its schedule for the upcoming gathering on May 10 and 11 at PACT in Évora, marking a significant event in the Drupal community’s annual calendar. The Network of European Drupal Associations (NEDA) has scheduled a meeting on April 24, 2024, led by Esmeralda Tijhoff. This meeting aims to foster connections among Drupal Associations globally, sharing experiences and discussing support strategies.
DrupalCon Portland 2024 extends a special offer to students, recent graduates, and individuals with Drupal Training Certification obtained since 2022, providing an opportunity to purchase tickets for the event at a discounted rate of $50. The DropTimes has been announced as the official media partner for The LagoonCon Portland 2024. DrupalSouth has made their talks from DrupalSouth 2024 accessible online via their YouTube channel! Now, you can catch up on all the insightful discussions and presentations from the comfort of your home. A particularly engaging story narrated at the event is the talk by Dallas Ramsden, a story of human resilience. The Eclipse Foundation has initiated a collaborative effort to establish common cybersecurity standards in response to the upcoming European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act. This initiative involves multiple open-source organizations and aims to harmonize secure software development practices across the industry, addressing both regulatory requirements and the broader challenge of securing open-source software. The Greek Drupal Community celebrated a resurgence with the Greece Spring Sprint 2024, where experienced developers across Athens, Thessaloniki, and Patras collaborated to address numerous issues. We have received pictures via Georgios Andreadis of the event, take a look here.
Jesus Manuel Olivas, Co-Founder and CEO at Octahedroid, announced the initial release of two significant Drupal modules—Visual Editor and Decoupled Preview Iframe. A recent update from Drupal.org saw Gábor Hojtsy outlining the forthcoming release plans for Drupal 11, noting significant dependency updates and two potential release windows later this year. Obviously, this has created discussions in the community. Paul Johnson, a long-time participant and photographer at Drupal events, has announced an initiative by the Promote Drupal team to create the first official Promote Drupal Image Library. The team calls for submissions from photographers within the Drupal community who are willing to contribute their work under a Creative Commons license.
While there are undoubtedly more stories to share, our current constraints may necessitate a temporary pause in our coverage.
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